Category: crypto
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Why Pavel Durov says deleted Signal messages may not be gone
Pavel Durov warned that push notifications can expose message data even after users delete chats and apps. Reports of the FBI retrieving deleted Signal messages from iPhone notification logs led to concerns about metadata and data storage. Interest in decentralized messaging apps increased due to bans and internet restrictions affecting communication access.
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Binance tightens grip as crypto trading volume drops in Q1
Crypto exchange trading volume decreased significantly in Q1 2026 as the market cooled from its peak. Binance maintained its top position in both spot and derivatives trading despite increased competition. Perpetual futures dominated trading activity, with volume four times higher than spot trading. Overall, centralized exchange trading volume dropped by 48% from the peak in…
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CLARITY Act faces 2030 delay warning from Senator Lummis
Supporters of the CLARITY Act are warning Congress that the timeline for passing the bill is narrowing. Senator Cynthia Lummis and other crypto leaders are urging quick action, saying this may be the last chance to pass the bill until at least 2030. The Senate’s progress may depend on resolving stablecoin yield disagreements.
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Polymarket removed from Google News after brief appearance
Google briefly included Polymarket in Google News results before removing it, citing an error. Polymarket continues to expand through partnerships with Google Finance, X, MetaMask, and World App. Despite its growth, only a small percentage of traders earn steady profits. The episode highlights the challenges prediction market platforms face in gaining wider visibility.
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Ether Machine pulls plug on Dynamix SPAC merger plan
Ether Machine has decided to cancel its plan to go public through a merger with Dynamix Corporation. The proposed $1.5 billion institutional Ether fund will not launch, putting pressure on Ether treasury firms. The decision was made due to unfavorable market conditions, and a $50 million payment must be made.
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Anthony Scaramucci tells Bitcoin holders to stay calm
Anthony Scaramucci advised Bitcoin investors to remain calm despite the drop to $72,000. He emphasized that the recent sell-off changed market sentiment but did not impact Bitcoin itself. Scaramucci urged investors to focus on the long-term conviction in the asset and not make decisions based on recent losses or fear.
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Ripple warns XRP users after fake CEO Instagram account
Ripple issued a warning to the XRP community about a fake Instagram account impersonating CEO Brad Garlinghouse, promoting an XRP giveaway scam. Ripple’s David Schwartz emphasized that executives will never ask for funds online. This is part of ongoing efforts to educate users about common crypto scam tactics using Ripple’s name.
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US inflation hits 3.3% as Bitcoin jumps above $72K after CPI
US Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 3.3% in March, driven by energy prices. Bitcoin climbed above $72,000 after the inflation report. Traders expect the Federal Reserve to keep rates unchanged in April. Energy costs were the main source of price pressure, with gasoline prices rising sharply. The inflation report highlighted ongoing pressure on consumer prices.
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Coinbase CEO backs CLARITY Act after months of delays in Senate
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong now supports the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act after opposing an earlier version in January. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent urged Congress to move the bill forward. Senate Banking Committee action is pending. Armstrong’s shift in support follows months of negotiations on the bill’s provisions.
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CoreWeave signs multi-year Anthropic deal as AI demand lifts cloud business
CoreWeave signed a multi-year agreement with Anthropic to support Claude AI workloads in its data centers, serving nine major developers of large language models. The deal boosts CoreWeave’s position in the AI sector, leading to a 10% stock rise. The company shifted from crypto mining to AI infrastructure in 2019.